So you are saying there have been no changes in commercial (airline)
aviation since 9/11?

Have you flown on an Airline recently? Ever get an *S* stamped on your
ticket? Notice that the lines seem to take longer, and some people even
take off their shoes to go through security now?

Planes don't kill people, people kill people. The government has found a
way to secure the airline industry by putting security checkpoints in the
airports. Do you want to have security checkpoints at your local FBO?


Paul Baechler wrote in newsbaechle-
:

In article ,
(Captain Wubba) wrote:

Whatever had been used at the WTC would have received a backlash. Had
rental trucks been used for that, there would now be restrictions on
rental trucks. Had a tanker truck been hijacked and blown up
destroying the buildings, there would be massive restrictions on
tanker trucks right now. That's just human nature. You restrict what's
been *shown* to be a threat.

"What"s been *shown* to be a threat" is long-range commercial airliners.
Your choices now are to list the "massive restrictions" on commercial
airliners or to admit your argument is false.